Luxury Suite (Happy Hump day ) by eekdog
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Was 4 degrees at 3am ony way to work. Dang that's cold.
Speaking of cold my landlord / roomate / friend won't let me bring in my lil Tig er cat.
She's gotta be very cold.
Comments (50)
Yep, winter's coming, keep hearing it will be a cold one. Cool scene with great colours.
Excellent
I wish I could spend a night in this hotel (?)...it's so classy and they accept ducks when others dont like cats !
I bought Biscuit (our last cat) a small kennel (small dog size) for those days when she'd gone walkies and I was working. She used to sit in it and watch the rain, or sleep when the day was hot. Piper uses it now and again. Your landlord sounds like a real mean sod.
fantastic work!
I have the impression that she is undressing for a bath that is located in ... a museum! Wow! My imagination is running wild, by looking at this unusual picture. Great imagination!
very nice color visualisation
Unfortunately the mirror does not show anything
Wonderful scene, Steve! Love the painting!
Nice one Steve!!
Excellent scene ! I like the yellow plastic duck !
superb rendering, a scene full of details and objects, and the famous duckling in the bathtub, well done
This is a very relaxing scene that you've created. I hope you have a great weekend. Too bad about Tig er.
A change for you---a classic European royal setting, which you use with real subtle humor. I love the rubber ducky in the old fashioned bath tub, the shoes by her dressing screen, the purse on the bureau handle, etc. And she, behind that screen, where we can see her feet and head. And behind her? A big whirling 16th or 17th C painting, which feels subtly fun against your modern model. You picked all kinds of great stuff for this. And the light is very bright. Love it.
I'm very sorry about Tig er. Cats survive amazingly well, all year round; but maybe you can build her a little home outside, or find a place where she can huddle into at night. That's an amazingly tough house mate (Brian) and I'm sorry he has to take out his feelings on an innocent animal. I hope Tig er does well against the cold. I wish T and you all the best, Steve.
Great composition. The character and scenery go perfectly.
Superbe scène, que de beaux détails, bravo
Nothing wrong with a little luxury.
Oo la la! Very nice.
Cool work...5+++++
Great art work again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! fav!!!